Welcome to my github page on musicology!
Dear reader, I welcome you to my github page. On the other tabs you will find some visualisations of the (soon to be class corpus of music) 2024 AI Song contest.
For this portfolio I have created two songs using AI. The prompts for these songs can be found on the next page. The songs i have created using AI were inspired by some of these songs below. Now, I would like to give you a small challenge: either have a listen to these songs first and then come up with a prompt, to try to make a similar song to the songs below. After this, have a look at the prompts I have used to try and create similar songs. Did these match your idea of the best prompt?
Alternatively, you can take a look at my prompts first, then imagine what this type of music would sound like and then listen to the songs below.
Whichever route you took, be sure to listen to the final result of the AI songs generated by me. Do you think they fit the prompts and/or the songs?
(Currently the embedded links are not working properly, because using them stops the website from appearing as a storyboard. If you still wish to hear what the songs are like you can look up these titles below.)
Below here are my prompts:
Show prompts
The prompt for the first song was: “A house/hardgroove beat with high energy and danceability, a blend of hefty kicks with catchy riffs and stabs, with a BPM of 143, the key should be in C# Major and the camelot should be 3B.”
The prompt for the second song was: “A hardhouse/trance beat with high energy and danceability, with a bpm of 150, the key should be in F# Minor and the camelot should be 11A. It should have a strong basskick.”
Visualising the class corpus and my own genAI tracks
This is the bad visualisation of the AI Song Contest we used in our first lab session, this time in a dashboard.
Conclusion and discussion!
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